Maybe it is time to learn to brine? Brining chicken, pork chops, turkey, and other meats can really help the meat to be tender and juicy. I brine chicken pieces in buttermilk with a few shots of a hot pepper sauce, Texas Pete, Tobasco, Frank's or similar sauces. You just pour buttermilk in a big bowl, shake in some hot sauce, give it a stir, then put in your pieces of washed and patted dry chicken. Set the bowl in the fridge for several hours or overnight.

When you are ready to fry your chicken, remove each piece and shake off the excess buttermilk. Put into your dredge of choice (seasoned flour, cornflake crumbs, breadcrumbs, etc.) and let the dredged chicken sit on a wire rack for a while to allow the dredge to dry off some and better stick to the chicken. Then fry (or oven bake) until juices run clear and chicken in "golden brown and delicious."

I've included a link that is a recipe for what I have described above.

Here is a link that might be useful: Buttermilk Fried Chicken at Simply Recipes